Kramerica

S09E02 The VoiceretroAug 11, 19992 years later12 posts by 9 posters
Question

Fans identify that Kramer's corporation Kramerica, where he hires an intern, appears in "The Voice" episode.

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Tracy Harris

Does anybody know the name of the show in which Kramer takes on a young student to help run his corporation Kramerica ? I want to down load the script but don't know the name!!

Tracy Harris wrote:

It is THE VOICE. (not Serenity Now as someone else incorrectly answered) - No Soup for IQultra777

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On Wed, 11 Aug 1999 12:28:44 -0400, "The News Guy(Mike)" wrote:

OK. In that episode, Kramer makes a reference to Kramerica being something that he used to be involved in. Was there ever a reference to Kramerica before, or did they make it up for that show?

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David Murphree wrote in message ...

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Yep... he mentioned Kramerica during the first season... around the time when he came up with the "make-your-own-pizza-pie" idea (which also came to fruition in a later episode).

--JKB

I have always wondered, during the final scene, Kramer says that Darren will be gone a long time, presumably jail. Why not Kramer? They were both seen at the window dropping the ball of oil!

DaveJason Barber

Not exactly. The project fell apart when he and Poppie had a falling out. I believe the crux of the disagreement revolved around whether cucumber was an acceptable pizza topping. Then it turned into a "when is it a pizza?" argument that mirrored Elaine and Poppie's disagreement about abortion.

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Oops... good point. But by "fruition" I just meant that it went beyond being merely an idea.

Kramer: "...it'll ALL be SUPERVISED!!"

--JKB
DaveJason Barber

Speaking of "beyond merely an idea",

http://www.papamurphysonline.com/serv01.htm

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STGTracy Harris

It's show 158, Season 9, show 2; "The Voice".

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CrooksTracy Harris

The interns name was Darren. It was one of my favorite episodes. Next to the Subway, The Airport, The Soup Nazi, and the backwards episode. The actor who played Darren was Jarred Paul. You can see him as an inter in Liar, Liar